Passing an integer argument into a javascript function

[LiLo]

Hi,

 

How do we pass an integer argument from C# into a javascript function?

I declare an integer variable first, then I pass it into the javascript function.

But the javascript code didnt execute correctly.

 

//First, an integer variable is declared

int numofItems;

 

// Returns the Javascript code to attach the context menu to a HTML element

public string GetMenuReference()

{

return String.Format("return __showContextMenu({0},numofItems);", Controls[0].ClientID);

}

 

//Then the Javascript is called when the oncontextmenu event happens

ctl1.Attributes["oncontextmenu"] = GetMenuReference();

 

Initially the javascript function has the {0} argument only and it worked fine. But when I added one more integer argument, it doesnt work. What is the correct way to pass an int argument ? :)

[MisterB]

Hi

This is how i do it in VB I'n not sure how to do it in C#

Hope it helps!

 Page.Response.Write("<script type=""text/javascript"""> var someJSvariable="& yourappvarvalue & "</script>")

 

Cheers Mrb

[LiLo]

ok, thanks!

 

i'll give it a try :)

[Diesel]

Umm...How about taking the variable out of the string

 

public string GetMenuReference()

{

return String.Format("return __showContextMenu({0},{1});", Controls[0].ClientID, numofItems);

}